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Grade 5 Science W4

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The first step you can take to prevent the spread of a disease is to .........

a)

Keep good hygiene

b)

Play

c)

Go to school

d)

Go to public gatherings

2.

When should washing of hands with soap and running water be done after using the bathroom?

a)

As soon as you are done using the bathroom.

b)

Once in a week.

c)

24 Hours after using the bathroom.

d)

72 Hours after using the bathroom.

3.

Germs collected by your hands can infect you when you touch your ......

a)

legs, hands and head.

b)

eyes, nose and mouth.

c)

knees, toes and fingers.

d)

hands, mouth and ears.

4.

Washing your hands regularly with soap and warm water lowers your risk of infection.

a)

True

b)

False

5.

Contagious infections are spread more often ....

a)

by touch.

b)

through contaminated food.

c)

through soiled objects.

d)

through contaminated water.

6.

People are encouraged to cover their mouths when they sneezed because when they sneezed, million of germs are released into the air.

a)

True

b)

False

7.

Infectious diseases can be avoided if the following precautions are observed. (Pick out the ODD one.)

a)

Keep distance so that you don't get infected by a cough or sneeze.

b)

Wash your hands regularly with soap and warm water.

c)

Avoid sharing drinks and food with an infected person.

d)

Share the same towel with an infected person.

8.

A virus is one of the smallest and simplest disease-causing agents.

a)

True

b)

False

9.

SARs stands for .....

a)

Severe articulatory respiratory syndrome.

b)

Severe acute respiratory syndrome.

c)

Serious acute respiratory syndrome

d)

Severe acute respiratory symptoms.

10.

The treatment for most corona virus infections is by ...

a)

staying at home.

b)

having surgery on your lungs.

c)

taking medicine until the infection runs its course.

d)

suppressing the symptoms until the infection runs its course.